AI Adoption Must Preserve African Heritage, Experts Urge
Education leaders at a West African workshop stress the need for AI tools that reflect African values, languages, and knowledge systems. Learn how they plan to shape the future.
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Salami's Tribute After Ademola's Burial
Nollywood unites in grief as Rotimi Salami pens a heartfelt letter thanking colleagues for their support following the burial of actress Allwell Ademola. Read the full story.
C&S Head Outlines Reforms to End Nigeria's Insecurity
Dr. Solomon Alao, Emeritus Head of Cherubim & Seraphim Church, warns Nigeria risks grave consequences without urgent action. He proposes state police, anti-grazing laws, and political restructuring. Read his full plan.
Venus Williams eliminated in Hobart International first round
Venus Williams' Australian Open preparations hit a snag as she loses to Tatjana Maria in Hobart. The match set a WTA age record. Read details of the upset and other results.
45 Countries Nigerians Can Visit Visa-Free
Nigerian passport holders can now enter 45 countries without a pre-arranged visa, boosting travel freedom. See the full list and latest updates.
Mum Catches Daughter Sleeping With Eyes Open, Video Viral
A Nigerian mother's TikTok video showing her daughter sleeping with eyes wide open sparks worry and viral reactions. See what other parents had to say about this unusual sleeping pattern.
UOU Wins First Nigeria University Flag Football Title
Unique Open University, Lagos, clinches the historic first Nigeria University Flag Football Tournament. Over 60 athletes competed for the ₦1 million prize. Read the full story!
Agatu Chairman orders herders out, revokes grazing deal
Agatu LG Chairman, Melvin Ejeh, orders herders to vacate and revokes a grazing agreement following deadly attacks. He calls for urgent security reinforcement.
Two-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling Into Well in Kano
A two-year-old boy has died after falling into an open well in Kano State. Authorities urge residents to cover wells to prevent future tragedies. Read more.
Flutterwave Buys Mono to Boost Open Banking
Flutterwave has acquired open banking pioneer Mono. The deal aims to build a connected financial system for Africa, enhancing payments, data access, and security. Discover the future of fintech.
JBL's New Open-Ear Earbuds Keep You Aware of Surroundings
JBL introduces three new open-ear audio models: Sense Pro, Sense Lite, and Soundgear Clips. Designed for comfort and safety, they let you hear your music and your environment. Discover the details.
UK Manhunt: Prisoner Flees Open Jail After Visit
James Fitzpatrick, 36, fails to return to HMP Castle Huntly. Police warn public not to approach him. Last seen boarding bus to Ardrossan. Share info.
Venus Williams, 45, Gets Australian Open Wildcard
Tennis legend Venus Williams receives a wildcard for the 2026 Australian Open, becoming the oldest woman ever to compete in the tournament. Read her inspiring story.
US Imposes Travel Ban on Nigeria, 25 Other African Nations
The United States has enacted new travel restrictions affecting 39 countries, with 26 from Africa. Nigeria faces partial limits. Discover the reasons and full list.
Yobe Hisbah bans male-female contact in vehicles, gatherings
Yobe State Hisbah Commission prohibits physical interaction & private chats between men and women in tricycles, at events to uphold Sharia. Details inside.
Two Teenagers Drown in Ibadan's Apete River
The Apete community in Ibadan mourns Abdullahi Sheriff, 15, and Adekitan Rasheed, 13, who drowned in a local river. Learn the details and urgent safety calls from residents.
NOUN Student Dies After Collapsing in Exam Hall
A National Open University student died after collapsing during a test at the Victoria Island centre. Eyewitnesses allege a lecturer delayed help. Read the full investigation.
Makinde Vows to Solve Herder-Farmer Clash in Oyo
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde commits to working with stakeholders for lasting peace between farmers and herders. Read about the summit and the state's anti-open grazing law.
Chinese AI Gains Traction in US Market Amid Tech War
Despite US-China tensions, Chinese open-source AI like DeepSeek and Alibaba's Qwen are winning over American companies with low cost and customizability. Discover why firms are switching.
US Suspends Green Card Processing for Nigerians
The Trump administration has suspended green card and citizenship applications for Nigerians and other nationals under an expanded travel ban. Learn the full list of affected countries and the reasons behind this major policy shift.
US Halts Nigerian Green Card, Citizenship Applications
US immigration authorities suspend green card and citizenship processing for Nigerians and other nationals under an expanded travel ban. Full list of affected countries inside.
Nigeria Bans Wood Export to Curb Deforestation
The Federal Government has imposed an immediate ban on wood and charcoal exports, revoking all licenses to protect Nigeria's forests. Learn the details and legal backing of this decisive environmental move.
US Travel Ban Blocks Nigerian Wife from Joining American Husband
An American travel creator shares his heartbreak as the new US travel ban prevents his Nigerian wife from joining him. Learn how the policy change affects families.
7 Countries Previously Banned from AFCON Tournament
Explore the seven African nations, including Nigeria and Morocco, that have faced suspensions from the Africa Cup of Nations due to rule violations and political interference.
Federal Government Imposes Total Ban on Wood Export
Nigeria bans all wood exports to fight illegal logging. Minister Balarabe Lawal announces the policy, citing environmental protection. Read the full details and implications.
Passenger Tried to Open Plane Door Mid-Flight
A passenger on Alaska Airlines Flight 87 attempted to open a cabin door mid-air, leading to restraint by fellow travellers and his arrest. Read the shocking details of the incident.
Shehu Sani Reacts to US Visa Restrictions on Nigeria
Former Senator Shehu Sani says the expanded US visa restrictions target ordinary Nigerians, sending a clear message that migrants from developing nations are not welcome. Get the full analysis.
Six Kuje Prison Inmates Graduate with University Degrees
Six inmates at Kuje Correctional Centre graduate with degrees from NOUN, proving education reforms lives. Read their inspiring story of hope and rehabilitation.
Kuje Inmates Graduate with NOUN Degrees
Six inmates at Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre have earned university degrees from NOUN, showcasing education's power for rehabilitation. Read their inspiring stories of hope and purpose.
Jehovah's Witness Offers Support to Aunty Esther
A Jehovah's Witness member writes an open letter to cancer patient Aunty Esther, detailing how she can get full financial and medical support from the congregation after public backlash.
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